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Web Marketers Improve Privacy Practices, Foundation Finds
Web marketers are using fewer cookies and collecting less personal data, according to a think tank that studies online privacy practices. A survey by
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J.Crew Posts 8.8% Direct Sales Drop for Fiscal 2001
J. Crew Group Inc. reported an 8.8% decline in direct net sales and a 15.5% drop in store sales for the fiscal year ending Feb. 2. Revenues were $778
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DMA Study Shows 75% of Web-based Companies Integrating Customer Service Functions
A new report by the Direct Marketing Association shows that 75% of Web-based companies now integrate their Web/fax/telephone customer service systems.
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PC Connection to Acquire MoreDirect
PC Connection, Inc., a direct marketer of information technology products, will acquire MoreDirect, Inc. for roughly $21 million in cash and contingency payments, the firms announced today.
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Exclusive Survey Results: Promotion Trends 2002
Check out the exclusive results from the Promotion Trends 2002 study, conducted by PROMO Magazine and the Promotion Marketing Association. Click here to run a PowerPoint presentation detailing the study results. Click your right arrow key to advance the slides.
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New Products and Services
Karma: Helps companies to instantly capture and qualify leads, collect them in one central location, manage them throughout the sales cycle and measure
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This Year’s First-Place Tempo Award Winners
“Little Black Book,” created by FCBi Chicago for Heller Financial, received the best-in-show Past Presidents’ Award from the Chicago Association of Direct
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Strong DM Sales Fail to Offset Loss for Restoration Hardware
Restoration Hardware reported a 50% increase in direct marketing sales during fiscal 2001, and a 46% increase for the fourth quarter.
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CRM Best Medicine for Prescription Drug Sector
The prescription drug industry is turning to customer relationship management to encourage patients to continue to take their medicine, said experts at
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DTC Ads Help Lower Drug Prices: Foundation
Criticisms of direct-to-consumer (DTC) prescription drug advertising are largely unwarranted, according to the Center for Technology Freedom, a Lewisville, TX-based research foundation.